art print : takayasugayoi wool cashmere or pop in some greenery

or pop in some greenery for a softer look

An ideal gift for art and architecture lovers with a penchant for Japanese style or add it to your own collection

but owning this little piece of Japanese history might inspire your next holiday

Omoda Seiju's use of negative space and choice of subject - landscapes

a charming kokeshi doll rendition such as this would have been produced as a souvenir for eager travellers and onsen visitors

art print : takayasugayoi wool cashmere or pop in some greeneryThis print by Sugimura (1681 1700) depicts a kabuki stage, complete with ballad singers and musicians. The play performed is the legend of Narihira an exiled courtier who was known to be in the habit of visiting his mistresses. This print is part of a collection celebrating some of the most significant works in ukiyo e (wood block prints and paintings of the 'floating world') history. To bring these masterpieces within reach, publisher Shueisha